Menlo City Campground

The park has 6 leveled gravel pads, electric and water. We parked a 39' fifth wheel on lot six. Three of the spots would not accommodate big rigs. No showers and one satellite bathroom. It's next to a park. Very clean and quiet except for the train. You are almost on the tracks and it came through at 6:45 am. It's self pay. $25.00. Great for an overnight.

An 8 lot RV Park, in the middle of the small farm town of Menlo, with full hook-ups, a playground, picnic tables. This park is FIRST COME ONLY, no reservations and check-out is at 12 noon. For $25 per night it was well worth driving the couple of miles of the Interstate. Super quiet and peaceful night. One thing though, make sure you have everything you need, there is nothing around for miles.

This is a wonderful little park in small town Menlo. It's about 5 miles off I80 down a country road. You will pass through a small overpass 14' that is quite tight, but there's rarely anyone else on the road. Turn into the gravel road off Sherman Road at the railroad tracks. Sites are plenty spacious, we fit our 30ft trailor truck together & wouldn't have to unhook if needed. The playground is clean & would be great for kids. There's a brand new basketball court here too. Freight trains come through twice a night 3am & 5am and they are VERY loud - they also blow the horns the whole time - they pass within a few minutes but be aware, it can be quite startling, even after reading other reviews and knowing about it. Great overnight spot - VERY quiet. Porta potties are disgusting, avoid those. We camped at Menlo City Campground in a Travel Trailer.

This was a great surprise. Small cute RV park with full hookups. Right by the railroad tracks with a railroad run around midnight & 6am. Definitely worth the quick overnight stay and only $25 a night.

Nice, easy, inexpensive. Not a lot of sites and available on 1st come 1st serve basis. We stopped on a holiday weekend and there were several site available (surprise, surprise). It appears as if WIFI might be accessible from the library next door, but I couldn't get it work (holiday weekend). There's not a lot happening in Menlo, but the several people I ran into walking the dog and otherwise were super friendly. There was a train in the morning. For me, it was cool because I like trains. Me and the dog drank coffee and watched the train.